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5.0 /5.0
789 Client Reviews
Showing 156 - 160 of 422 reviews | Immigration
Posted by anonymous | June 28, 2021 | Hired Attorney
Amazing Immigration Attorney
Highly recommend working with Paul. If you’re doing a change of status via marriage let me tell you: it is hard! There are lots of pages to fill out and lots of confusion, with lots of uncertainty. Don’t do it on your own and call this place! Paul helped us do the change of status for my husband from...
Posted by Katrin | June 28, 2021 | Hired Attorney
Smooth green card application
Paul did an excellent job during my green card application process. I felt very well taken care of and overall the process, pricing and communication was very transparent. Paul regularly followed-up and responded very quickly to all my questions. The flat rate price gave me ease of mind that I won’t ...
Posted by Salome | June 27, 2021 | Hired Attorney
Hiring Paul was the best decision
I worked with Paul for both my Residence and Citizenship processes and I am glad I did because having a lawyer makes a huge difference in understanding what to do, what not to do and why as well as knowing what to expect. He is very clear, honest and direct when explaining anything, always availabl...
Posted by Robert | June 22, 2021 | Hired Attorney
Used two times for immigration, myself and my wife .
I used Paul for my own immigration and then for my wife from Thailand. The paperwork and application forms were somewhat of a nightmare, at times total frustration and anxiety overload. Paul helped us throughout this whole ordeal. I would highly recommend Paul for any type of immigration matters .
Posted by anonymous | June 21, 2021 | Hired Attorney
Efficient and extremely knowledgeable
Hey, you, reading this review. How are things? Probably a little edgy, eh? I was in your shoes not very long ago. It’s almost a state of being as an immigrant (or “non-immigrant” for that matter). I’d status-hopped for a number of years since I first came to the US as a graduate student. But now, my ...